zarges Z 600 S-PLUS, Инструкции по сборке и использованию

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Assembly and usage instructions
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2.2. Usage regulations
1. Personnel must always climb to the work platform from
the inside of the tower.
2. Personnel must not brace themselves against the side
protection when working.
3. Jumping on the platforms is prohibited.
4. Horizontal loads which could cause the scaffold tower to
tip over must not be generated, for example by working on
adjacent constructions.
5. Particular attention must be paid to the wind conditions when using the scaffold
towers next to uncovered buildings or building corners to prevent the scaffold towers
tipping over.
6. Using ladders, crates or similar means to increase the height of the platform is
prohibited.
7. Tools and materials may only be handed upwards. Always take the weight of tools
and materials into consideration to avoid overloading the work platform. The person
handing the load upwards must not let go of it until the person receiving it has a firm
hold on it.
8. Scaffold towers with swivel castors can be moved to their final location after assembly
(the ground or floor must not slope by more than 3 %). Any impact must be avoided.
When the scaffold tower is in its final position, the alignment must be checked again.
9. When moving the scaffold tower, always take care that it does not touch any live
equipment.
10. Electrical tools (drills etc.) may only be operated on the scaffold tower at Safety Extra
Low Voltage (48 V), with protective insulation (separation transformer) or if they are
connected with a ground fault circuit interrupter with a residual current of 30 mA.
The stipulations of BGI 594 (formerly ZH 1/228) must be complied with.
11. Tools and materials must be stored on the work platform in such a way that there is a
passageway of 20 cm at the sides of the work platform.
2.3. Working on electrical units with the scaffold tower
The scaffold tower must not be used to perform work on or in the vicinity of unprotected live
units unless
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the section of the unit in question has been disconnected,
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the section of the unit in question has been secured against being switched back on,
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the section of the unit in question has been checked to ensure that it is not live,
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the section of the unit in question has been short-circuited with a grounding bar and
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the section of the unit in question has been shielded against adjacent live parts.
2.4. Other applicable safety instructions
The scaffold tower must be tested, set up and used in accordance with the stipulations of
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BGI 663 (employers' liability insurance association, building construction) " Instructions
for handling work and safety scaffolds."
BGR 165 and BGI 594 (formerly ZH 1/228) "Safety rules for the use of electrical equipment in the
case of increased electrical hazard" apply when using electrical equipment on the scaffold tower.